05/25/2024 2.08pm
A different ranking, but equally important looking to the future. With a look at what is happening in the present of various Italian clubs, first of all Inter, which makes it clear how solidity and certainties from an economic point of view can be decisive, for today and for tomorrow. Milan Finance in the edition on newsstands today, Saturday 25 May, he has drawn up a ranking of the balance sheets to 30 June 2023 of the clubs in A league.
Collection
The data collected by the Milanese business newspaper shed light on the economic health of the twenty clubs in the latest edition of the top flight. And they confirm what has been said in recent months about the state of health of Cagliari’s coffers, which stands in ninth position in the standings behind Fiorentina, Empoli, Milan, Atalanta, Lecce, Bologna and Monza. At the latest rossoblù budget, the net result between debts (93.7 million), revenues (69.7 million) and personnel expenses (31.7) marks a -2.3 million euros. Figures that also depend on the choice to include the acquisition of Ibrahim Sulemana’s contract in the latest balance sheet (here to read), but which suggests a brighter future, with the acquired stay in Serie A which could provide further security. Among the teams with the minus sign in the category, the data for the rossoblù club is the best. Also the data on net capital, despite not being among the highest, leaves positive sensations. The data is the result of the difference between assets and liabilities and describes the capital consistency of a company. Only Empoli, Salernitana and Genoa, among the teams in the right column of the standings, do better than Cagliari which stands at a value of 9.4 million. Then there remains the data on debt as a percentage of revenuesnumbers that influence the rossoblù’s ranking position, with a value of 134.4%. The club does better than Sassuolo, Udinese, Verona, Lazio, Salernitana, Juventus, Turin, Roma, Inter and above all Genoa, which closes the ranking with 227%.
The Editorial Staff
